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DevProcure Docs

Everything you need to find, track, and win international development opportunities — jobs, tenders, grants, and more.

Overview

DevProcure is a unified platform that aggregates international development jobs, procurement tenders, and grant opportunities from over 15 major sources — including UNDP, World Bank, UNICEF, ADB, AfDB, Grants.gov, ReliefWeb, FAO, WFP, and more. All listings are normalised, deduplicated, and refreshed daily.

Jobs

Full-time, consultancy, and short-term positions from UN agencies and development banks.

Procurement

RFPs, RFQs, ITBs and solicitations from intergovernmental organisations.

Grants

US federal and international funding from Grants.gov and multilateral donors.

Creating an Account

Browsing jobs, tenders, and grants is completely free — no account required. Creating a free account unlocks saved searches, email alerts, and your Job Portal.

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Go to /register

Visit /register and enter your name, email, and a password.

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Verify your email

Check your inbox for the verification email and click the confirmation link. The email comes from DevProcure within a few minutes.

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Choose your plan

Free accounts can browse all listings and set up to one email alert. Upgrade to Pro to unlock all features — see below.

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You can also create a quick alert without a full account — just enter your email on any listing page to get notified of matching opportunities.

Free vs Pro

The core browsing experience is free forever. Pro unlocks the full workflow — from automated alerts to AI-powered applications and pipeline tracking.

FeatureFreePro
Browse jobs, tenders & grants
Search & filter all listings
Agency profiles (basic)
Email alerts (1 alert)
Email alerts (unlimited)
Pipeline CRM
Auto-Apply (AI cover letters)
My CV & Profile
Chrome Extension
Archive Search
Full Agency Profiles + stats

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Jobs

Browse full-time positions, short-term consultancies, and temporary assignments from 10+ UN agencies, development banks, NGOs, and government bodies — all in one feed.

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Navigate to /jobs

Go to /jobs to see all active job listings. Results are sorted by newest first by default.

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Filter by your criteria

Use the search bar to find specific roles by keyword, then narrow down using filters: country, organisation, job type (full-time, consultancy, etc.), and deadline.

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Click a listing to view details

Each listing page shows the full description, requirements, organisation details, deadline, and a direct link to the official application portal.

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Save or apply

Logged-in users can add to Pipeline CRM, use Auto-Apply for a tailored cover letter, or click through to the original posting to apply directly.

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Browse jobs by agency at /agencies, or by country at /jobs/in/[country], e.g. /jobs/in/kenya.

Procurement

Find Requests for Proposals (RFPs), Requests for Quotations (RFQs), Invitations to Bid (ITBs), and other solicitations from the World Bank, UNDP, ADB, AfDB, UNGM, and more.

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Navigate to /procurement

Visit /procurement. Listings include tender type, issuing organisation, country, value (where disclosed), and deadline.

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Filter by type and region

Filter by tender type (RFP, RFQ, ITB…), country, or organisation. Use keyword search for specific service areas such as "road construction" or "health system strengthening".

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Access the bid page

Each tender has a Bid detail page with full requirements and a link to the original source. Pro users can add tenders to the Pipeline CRM and use AI to summarise long requirement documents.

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Filter by country at /procurement/in/[country], e.g. /procurement/in/nigeria.

Grants

Discover US federal grant opportunities from Grants.gov alongside international funding from multilateral development organisations. Suitable for NGOs, research institutions, and local government entities.

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Navigate to /grants

Go to /grants to browse all active grant notices. Filter by funding agency, eligibility type, or CFDA number.

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Review eligibility and requirements

Each grant listing includes the funding agency, programme area, total available funding, eligibility criteria, and submission deadline.

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Apply through the original portal

Click the source link to access the full Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) or application portal. Grants.gov listings link directly to Grants.gov.

Search & Filters

All search pages share the same filter system. Here's how to get the most out of it.

Keyword search

Searches title and description. Use specific terms like “M&E consultant” or “infrastructure tender” for precise results.

Country filter

Narrows results to opportunities in a specific country. Multiple countries can be selected.

Organisation filter

Filter by the issuing agency — e.g. show only UNDP or World Bank opportunities.

Type filter

Distinguishes full-time jobs from consultancies, or RFPs from ITBs.

Deadline filter

Show only opportunities with deadlines within the next 7, 14, or 30 days.

Saving a search

Any active filter combination can be saved as an email alert. Click "Save search" while filters are applied.

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Combine keyword + country + organisation filters to create highly targeted alerts. For example: "M&E" + "Kenya" + "UNDP" gives you a near-zero noise alert for exactly the role you want.

Email AlertsPro

Never check the site manually again. Save any search as an alert and receive a digest of new matching opportunities straight to your inbox — daily or weekly.

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Run a search with your preferred filters

Navigate to /jobs, /procurement, or /grants and apply the filters you want — keyword, country, organisation, type, etc.

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Click "Save search"

The Save Search button appears at the top of any filtered results list. Click it to open the alert creation form.

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Name your alert and choose frequency

Give the alert a meaningful name (e.g. "UNDP Kenya Consultancies") and choose Daily or Weekly delivery.

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Manage alerts in your Job Portal

View, edit, pause, and delete all your alerts at /job-portal/alerts.

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Pro subscribers get unlimited alerts. Free accounts are limited to one active alert. Upgrade at /pricing.

Pipeline CRMPro

Track every opportunity you're pursuing — jobs, tenders, and grants — on a single personal board. Set statuses, add private notes, and see your entire bid pipeline at a glance.

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Add an opportunity to your pipeline

On any listing detail page, click the Add to Pipeline button (Pro only). The opportunity is instantly added to your pipeline board at the "Interested" stage.

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Set a status

In your Pipeline dashboard, drag cards between columns or use the status dropdown: Interested → Applied → Interview → Won / Lost. Each column shows how many active opportunities are at that stage.

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Add private notes

Click any card to open the detail view. Add free-text notes — bid strategy, contact names, pricing notes, follow-up reminders. All notes are private to your account.

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Monitor deadlines

The pipeline dashboard surfaces approaching deadlines and flags items expiring within 7 days with a red indicator so nothing slips through.

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Use the Pipeline alongside Auto-Apply to complete the full workflow: discover → add to pipeline → generate cover letter → apply → track outcome.

Auto-ApplyPro

AI reads your CV and the opportunity description, then drafts a tailored cover letter and application in seconds. Review, edit, and submit — instead of spending hours writing from scratch.

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Upload your CV first

Before using Auto-Apply, upload your CV in My CV & Profile. AI parses your skills, experience, and credentials to power every application draft.

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Click "Auto-Apply" on any listing

On any job or tender listing page, click the Auto-Apply button. The AI reads the full job description and cross-references your profile to produce a tailored cover letter.

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Review and edit the draft

The generated application draft is shown in a full editor. Adjust tone, emphasise specific experience, add organisation-specific detail — or accept and proceed as-is.

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Submit or export

Submit directly through DevProcure (for jobs posted via the Employer Portal), or copy the letter to paste into the agency's own application system.

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The more complete your CV profile, the better the Auto-Apply output. Add a personal statement and update your sector keywords in My CV.

My CV & ProfilePro

Upload your CV once. AI extracts your skills, experience, education, and credentials into a structured profile that powers Auto-Apply, the Chrome Extension, and your job-seeker profile.

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Go to My CV in your Job Portal

Navigate to /job-portal/cv or click My CV in the Job Portal sidebar.

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Upload your CV document

Upload a PDF or Word document. The AI parser extracts: name, contact info, work history, education, skills, languages, and certifications.

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Review and edit the extracted profile

Check the parsed sections for accuracy. You can manually edit any field, add missing items, or remove sections that don't apply.

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Keep your profile current

Update your CV whenever your experience changes. All Auto-Apply drafts and Chrome Extension auto-fills will use the latest version automatically.

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Add a short personal statement (2–3 sentences) to the top of your profile. This is often the first thing the AI uses when drafting cover letter introductions.

Chrome ExtensionPro

Apply to jobs posted outside DevProcure — directly from any external job page. The Chrome extension reads the page, loads your DevProcure profile, and auto-fills application forms or drafts a cover letter.

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Install the extension

Visit the Chrome Web Store and install the DevProcure extension. Sign in with your DevProcure credentials to connect your account.

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Browse to any external job listing

Navigate to any job or tender page — on a UN agency website, NGO careers page, or any other job board.

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Click the DevProcure icon

The extension icon in your browser toolbar activates on job-type pages. Click it to open the sidebar, which reads the job description and loads your profile.

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Auto-fill or generate a cover letter

Use Auto-Fill to populate the application form fields with your profile data, or Draft Letter to generate a tailored cover letter for this specific role.

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Make sure your CV profile is complete before using the extension — the more data it has, the more accurately it fills forms and drafts letters.

Search years of closed and expired opportunities. Use the archive to benchmark contract values, understand procurement cycles, and build competitive intelligence before submitting a bid.

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Navigate to Archive Search

Go to /archive or click Archive in your Procurement Portal sidebar.

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Search by keyword, agency, or country

The same filters as the live search apply. You can search for a specific contract type (e.g. "baseline survey") or filter all historical contracts from a particular agency.

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Analyse historical data

Review past contract values, winning organisation types, duration, and scope of work. This context helps you price bids competitively and understand what agencies typically award.

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Before bidding on a large procurement contract, search the archive for previous rounds of the same project. Agencies often re-tender similar work every 2–3 years.

Agency ProfilesPro

Detailed profiles for every major UN agency, development bank, and donor organisation — including procurement patterns, sector focus, typical contract values, and all currently live opportunities.

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Browse all agency profiles

Visit /agencies to see the full list of tracked organisations.

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Open a specific agency profile

Each profile page (e.g. /agencies/undp) shows: a description of the organisation's mandate, sector focus, typical procurement types, and all currently active opportunities sourced from that agency.

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Save an agency alert

On any agency page, click Save Alert to receive notifications whenever new opportunities are posted from that specific organisation.

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Agency profiles are the fastest way to understand a new funder before writing a proposal — see what they typically buy, at what values, and in which regions.

Posting Jobs & Tenders

Reach thousands of international development professionals. Post jobs, consultancy contracts, RFPs, and tenders to the DevProcure audience — with the first post free, no card required.

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Create an employer account

Register at /employer-register with your organisation name, contact email, and password.

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Verify your email

Click the link in the verification email to activate your employer account.

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Create a new listing

In the Employer Portal, go to Jobs or Tenders and click New Post. Fill in the title, description, requirements, location, deadline, and category. One free post is included with every account.

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Publish and reach candidates

Once published, your listing appears in DevProcure search results and may be included in relevant email alert digests sent to matching subscribers.

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Write detailed, specific job descriptions — they improve your listing's ranking in keyword searches and produce higher-quality AI-scored applicants.

Managing Applicants

Every application submitted through DevProcure comes with a CV, cover letter, and an AI-generated fit score based on how well the candidate matches your job description.

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View incoming applications

In the Employer Portal, click Applicants to see all applications for your live listings. Each row shows the candidate name, AI fit score, application date, and current stage.

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Review CV and cover letter

Click any applicant to open their full application: CV download, cover letter, and the AI-generated fit analysis highlighting matching and missing skills.

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Move candidates through stages

Drag candidates through pipeline stages: Applied → Review → Interview → Offer → Hired / Rejected. Candidates are notified when their stage changes.

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Shortlist and communicate

Add internal notes against each applicant (private to your team) and schedule interviews directly from the applicant view.

Video Interviews

Schedule and run video interviews with candidates without leaving DevProcure. Interview Rooms are browser-based — no downloads required for either party.

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Schedule an interview from the applicant view

In the Employer Portal, open an applicant and click Schedule Interview. Choose a date and time. The candidate receives an email with a link to their private interview room.

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Join the interview room at the scheduled time

Both you and the candidate access the interview room via the link — no account needed on the candidate side. The room opens directly in the browser.

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Record optional notes

After the interview, add evaluation notes against the candidate in the Employer Portal. Notes are private to your organisation.

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Interview rooms work best on Chrome or Edge on desktop. Make sure camera and microphone permissions are enabled for devprocure.com in your browser settings.

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